| RCP using JDT [message #312089] |
Tue, 30 January 2007 13:44  |
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Originally posted by: mlong1958.gmail.com
Is it possible to use the JDT and or the CDT in an RCP application?
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| Re: RCP using JDT [message #312376 is a reply to message #312092] |
Thu, 08 February 2007 02:50  |
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Originally posted by: mlong1958.gmail.com
Hmmm. I've been reading up on the docs and according to
wiki.eclipse.org, the org.eclipse.ui.ide plugin should not be used in
RCP applications. The JDT sits on top of it. Am I missing something
here? Here is the Eclipsipedia quote
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Is the IDE plug-in (org.eclipse.ui.ide) considered part of the Rich
Client Platform?
No. The org.eclipse.ui.ide plug-in is layered on top of the generic
workbench (org.eclipse.ui) and defines the application for the Eclipse
IDE, on top of which sit the other IDE components such as the Java
Development Tools (JDT), Plug-in Development Environment (PDE),
Debugger, and Team support. The DE instantiates the generic workbench,
configuring it with IDE-specific menu and toolbar items, and adding
IDE-specific views, preference pages and other extensions. The IDE uses
the workspace resource model as its underlying data model.
*The org.eclipse.ui.ide plug-in, and the extensions defined within
it, are not designed to be reused in other RCP applications.*
END
Snjezana Peco wrote:
> Yes, it is.
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> Snjeza
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> Michael Long wrote:
>> Is it possible to use the JDT and or the CDT in an RCP application?
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| Re: RCP using JDT [message #312384 is a reply to message #312376] |
Thu, 08 February 2007 06:31 |
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Michael Long wrote:
> Hmmm. I've been reading up on the docs and according to
> wiki.eclipse.org, the org.eclipse.ui.ide plugin should not be used in
> RCP applications. The JDT sits on top of it. Am I missing something
> here?
RCP is a platform or bundle to which JDT does not belong. However, you
are free to put whatever you like on top of RCP. The problem with this
is that JDT will bring in a certain menu structure, perspectives etc. If
you can live with that then feel free to use JDT.
Dani
> Here is the Eclipsipedia quote
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> BEGIN
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> Is the IDE plug-in (org.eclipse.ui.ide) considered part of the Rich
> Client Platform?
>
> No. The org.eclipse.ui.ide plug-in is layered on top of the
> generic workbench (org.eclipse.ui) and defines the application for the
> Eclipse IDE, on top of which sit the other IDE components such as the
> Java Development Tools (JDT), Plug-in Development Environment (PDE),
> Debugger, and Team support. The DE instantiates the generic workbench,
> configuring it with IDE-specific menu and toolbar items, and adding
> IDE-specific views, preference pages and other extensions. The IDE
> uses the workspace resource model as its underlying data model.
> *The org.eclipse.ui.ide plug-in, and the extensions defined within
> it, are not designed to be reused in other RCP applications.*
>
> END
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> Snjezana Peco wrote:
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>> Yes, it is.
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>> Snjeza
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>> Michael Long wrote:
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>>> Is it possible to use the JDT and or the CDT in an RCP application?
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| Re: RCP using JDT [message #312441 is a reply to message #312384] |
Fri, 09 February 2007 23:31 |
| Eclipse User |
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Originally posted by: mlong1958.gmail.com
Thanks. No problem with menus or perspectives, just trying to trim down
Eclipse for a project but need JDE and CDT. I'll play around with it.
Daniel Megert wrote:
> Michael Long wrote:
>
>> Hmmm. I've been reading up on the docs and according to
>> wiki.eclipse.org, the org.eclipse.ui.ide plugin should not be used in
>> RCP applications. The JDT sits on top of it. Am I missing something
>> here?
>
> RCP is a platform or bundle to which JDT does not belong. However, you
> are free to put whatever you like on top of RCP. The problem with this
> is that JDT will bring in a certain menu structure, perspectives etc. If
> you can live with that then feel free to use JDT.
>
> Dani
>
>> Here is the Eclipsipedia quote
>>
>>
>> BEGIN
>>
>> Is the IDE plug-in (org.eclipse.ui.ide) considered part of the Rich
>> Client Platform?
>>
>> No. The org.eclipse.ui.ide plug-in is layered on top of the
>> generic workbench (org.eclipse.ui) and defines the application for the
>> Eclipse IDE, on top of which sit the other IDE components such as the
>> Java Development Tools (JDT), Plug-in Development Environment (PDE),
>> Debugger, and Team support. The DE instantiates the generic workbench,
>> configuring it with IDE-specific menu and toolbar items, and adding
>> IDE-specific views, preference pages and other extensions. The IDE
>> uses the workspace resource model as its underlying data model.
>> *The org.eclipse.ui.ide plug-in, and the extensions defined within
>> it, are not designed to be reused in other RCP applications.*
>>
>> END
>>
>> Snjezana Peco wrote:
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>>> Yes, it is.
>>>
>>> Snjeza
>>>
>>> Michael Long wrote:
>>>
>>>> Is it possible to use the JDT and or the CDT in an RCP application?
>>>
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